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A new study from Duke University finds the people with a positive outlook were half as likely to die of heart disease as those with a negative outlook. Doctors followed 2800 patients and found that positive thinkers had far better results even after the severity of the patient’s condition.
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Hi,
I definitely believe in the power of positive thought. It has definitely made changes to my life!
On the subject of heart disease, I am sure affirmations do help, but we all know that it is high levels of saturated fat and cholesterol that are the main cause of heart disease so I would suggest anyone with concerns about that switches to a plant based diet.
http://www.ethicaleating.org.uk
Thanks for the comment! It is both. There really is a mind-body connection to most of these things.
I’d certainly never claim that it is all about the thoughts. Thoughts create the actions. Our actions play a huge role in the outcome.
Thank you for sharing.
Ray